Legends and Lyrics - Part 2 by Adelaide Anne Procter
page 49 of 160 (30%)
page 49 of 160 (30%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
|
Do not wither yet;
Still for you the sun shines, Still the dews are wet:-- --Nay; but fade and wither last, Fruit must come at last! Joy, so true and tender, Dare you not abide? Will you spread your pinions, Must you leave our side? --Nay; an Angel's shining grace Waits to fill your place! VERSE: MY WILL Since I have no lands or houses, And no hoarded golden store, What can I leave those who love me When they see my face no more? Do not smile; I am not jesting, Though my words sound gay and light, Listen to me, dearest Alice, I will make my Will to-night. First for Mabel--who will never Let the dust of future years |
|


